Isaac Zieg’s Eagle Service Project
Monday, July 6th & Wednesday, July 8th

 

Isaac's project will be to build 5 benches for the Avery Elementary School garden. The project will be split up over two evenings, the first to build the benches, the second to install them. See the details below.

Monday, July 6th:

• What: We will be building 5 benches to put at the Avery Elementary School garden.
• Where: Scout Hut
• Start time: 5:00 pm
• End time: 7:00 pm
• What to bring: Drills
• Food: There will be pizza and drinks provided

Wednesday, July 8th:

• What: We will be placing the benches and spreading mulch around the Avery garden
• Where: Avery Elementary, 6391 E Cherokee Dr, Canton, GA, https://goo.gl/maps/ypcaVdMMASFyZEJa8
• Start time: 8:30 am
• End time: 12:00 pm
• What to bring: Wheelbarrows, gloves, rakes, shovels
• Food: Lunch will be provided

Anthony Palmer's Eagle Service Project

Saturday, July 18th, 8:30 am
The Pointe Church, 207 Marvin Land Ln, Canton
https://goo.gl/maps/djM9UG44rSj5rHCJA

Anthony's project will be to build an area that will be used for the picnic tables that were built during Jonathan Lipscomb's Eagle project.with a fire ring in the center for The Pointe Church. Please bring wheel barrels, heavy and leaf rakes, shovels, sledge hammers, cordless drill/drivers, and work gloves. Lunch will be provided.

Troop 465 History Project

John Ballard, Nancy Wick, and Dan Warner, along with several others have completed this December 2018 edition of "A Brief History of Troop 465; the First Fifty-Five Years". It's 222 pages which covers 1963 -2018.

Please read and review this document and provide us with any suggestions, comments, corrections, or additions.

With many of you helping (both past and present Troop members and families) this can be a very rewarding project!!!

Please submit your items to Dan Warner at dfwarner2013@gmail.com, or call him at 678-488-5925, or stop by the Scout hut on Monday nights.

Thank you for your assistance,

Troop 465 History Committee

The purpose of the Boy Scouts of America, incorporated on February 8, 1910, and chartered by Congress in 1916, is to:

Provide an educational program for boys and young adults to build character.

Train in the responsibilities of participating citizenship.

Develop personal fitness.

How you can get involved:

JOIN as a youth member with Troop 465.

VOLUNTEER as a Troop Committee member or Assistant Scoutmaster

GIVE to 465 Alumni Inc. to support Troop 465's sponsor.

  Serving youth for over 50 years, Troop 465 has had a proud heritage of molding boys into men according to the criteria listed above. Our Scoutmaster Emeritus, George Lingefelt, say's "If you want boys to become leaders, you have to train them and then let them lead", and thus began our "boy-lead troop" mind set. Jason Norred is our current Scoutmaster and passes these skills on. In fact, Scoutmaster Norred is only our 8th Scoutmaster since 1963.

Since 1996, the Troop Sponsor has been 465 Alumni, Inc., dba Friends of Troop 465, a non-profit organization specifically enacted to support Troop 465 both financially and philosophically. Troop 465 has a permanent Scout Hut, on over 3 acres, thanks to the generosity and foresight of 465 Alumni, Inc.

Troop 465 is unique because of the tremendous support from our members and their families. If you would like more information about joining troop 465, please click here.